Daytime Running Lights
Can't find the original thread I was reading on this, but here's my story:
Took my 2010 Lariat SCREW in for 2nd oil change and tire rotation and told them I wanted them to turn on the DRL (per what I had read somewhere in this forum). They told me they never heard of such a thing, but would check into it. Sure enough, when I picked the truck up after work, the DRL was working. They charged me $19.95 for them to learn how to turn it on!
Took my 2010 Lariat SCREW in for 2nd oil change and tire rotation and told them I wanted them to turn on the DRL (per what I had read somewhere in this forum). They told me they never heard of such a thing, but would check into it. Sure enough, when I picked the truck up after work, the DRL was working. They charged me $19.95 for them to learn how to turn it on!
Can't find the original thread I was reading on this, but here's my story:
Took my 2010 Lariat SCREW in for 2nd oil change and tire rotation and told them I wanted them to turn on the DRL (per what I had read somewhere in this forum). They told me they never heard of such a thing, but would check into it. Sure enough, when I picked the truck up after work, the DRL was working. They charged me $19.95 for them to learn how to turn it on!
Took my 2010 Lariat SCREW in for 2nd oil change and tire rotation and told them I wanted them to turn on the DRL (per what I had read somewhere in this forum). They told me they never heard of such a thing, but would check into it. Sure enough, when I picked the truck up after work, the DRL was working. They charged me $19.95 for them to learn how to turn it on!
Great news... if they can be turned on (most likely in the computer), then does that mean they can be turned off? Or at the very least, change the DRL's to the park lamps as so many other manufacturer's have done?
"Tech connected IDS. Tech was able to program parameters in the Daytime Running Lights Module to turn them on."

